Origami Holidays
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Word Count
11,750 words, Guess
Page Count
47 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveorigamiholidays00nguy
- Internet Archiveorigamiholidays00nguy_317
- ISBN-100439474108
- ISBN-139780439474108
- OCLC Control Number52546074
and 3 more
- Better World BooksP7-EHH-198
- Better World BooksP6-AUJ-519
- Open LibraryOL24762768M
Description
Decorate your Christmas tree with reindeer and santa's hat, sleigh, and pack. Start the New Year with Father Time, and greet the spring with Easter bunnies and baskets. Each project uses easy basic folds, and has a simplified illustration and a description of what to do, how to alter the size, and how to use color. Origami's the perfect way to accent any holiday, with decorations and gifts nobody's ever seen before—because you make your own originals. For Halloween, choose from ten projects, including a gremlin's mask, jack's lantern, or witches' heads, hats, and bodies. Some projects you wear, some make table centerpieces, and some create a festive atmosphere as party games and favors. Simple basic folds are common to all the projects, and each comes with a simplified illustration and description of what to do, how to enlarge or reduce, and how to best utilize color.
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